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101. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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     November 01, 2003 - The nurse attempted to contact the physician but was told he was busy with procedures. … use of verbal or telephone orders, but if used, the order should be immediately transcribed and read back … accessible to caregivers prior to pharmacist review, are used in almost 60% of hospitals (13) as a method … pharmacy-approved medications be available), or by using an "override" process, which is meant to provide a method … Always request a "read-back" of the transcribed order.

102. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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     November 01, 2003 - employed to assess neurosurgeon and orthopedic surgeon staffing needs for trauma centers.(1,2) Similar methods … unit (3), as well as the minimum number of operating room nurses that should be on call for urgent procedures … Simulators have been widely adapted for use in anesthesia crisis resource management, and these methods … medical staffing requirements, which should include defined and rational protocols for primary and back-up

103. Operationalizing Patient Safety at Academic Medical Centers | PSNet
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     August 01, 2010 - Building a high reliability organization through a multi-method approach to monitoring the practice environment … Med Teach. 2005;27:298-3016. [go to PubMed] 24. Walton MM, Shaw T, Barnet S, Ross J. … [go to PubMed]     Figure Back to Top Figure. … How many times does the procedure have to be interrupted because the proceduralist doesn't have what … What is different in academic medicine is the opportunity to engage workers in process-improvement methods

104. Coming Undone: Failure of Closure Device | PSNet
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     April 01, 2006 - complications related to the retroperitoneal hematoma, including persistent fever, leukocytosis, ileus, and back … catheterization, the sheath in the femoral artery is removed, and hemostasis is achieved from one of several methods … Manual compression of the artery is the traditional method and is easy to perform, but it is associated … laboratory abnormalities that should raise suspicion of retroperitoneal bleed include hypotension, back … Cardiac catheterization is one of the most commonly performed procedures in medical practice and has

105. What Have We Learned About Safe Inpatient Handovers? | PSNet
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     March 01, 2011 - Effectiveness of a course designed to teach handoffs to medical students. … Very few people are using read back even though it's been suggested. … one-on-one exchange and can be haphazard if the person they're signing out to is in the middle of a procedure … 2020 Implementation and sustainability of a medication reconciliation toolkit: a mixed methods … Multicenter development, implementation, and patient safety impacts of a simulation-based module to teach

106. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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     October 06, 2021 - emergency and what’s normal and who to ask if she's not sure, and that she feels like she’d want to come back … stay, she might go home and have a headache and have high blood pressure and say, “Well I’m not going back … devices], and to be provided instructions for their follow-up care, and then we see that they can't fall back … resultant consequences, and I'm wondering if there's an opportunity to integrate some of those safety methods … to do with this hypertension curriculum idea is to build the model for what it looks like to really teach

107. Slippery Slide Into Life | PSNet
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     January 21, 2017 - responsibility for independent practice, a model sometimes derisively referred to as “see one, do one, teach … who understand principles of adult education, appreciate the limitations of traditional educational methods … Methods to educate and train future generations of health care professionals must evolve away from … traditional lecture-based techniques and embrace new modalities in order to effectively teach patient … language used in the delivery room often is not standardized, important communications are rarely read back

108. Workaround Error | PSNet
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     October 30, 2024 - Nurses often improvise to save time and steps by using portable carts instead of making trips back and … Because of this, a recent Institute of Medicine (IOM) report recommended that hospitals should scale back … Hospitals should scale back the workload of their staff nurses to achieve safe nurse-to-patient ratios … IOM report: Hospitals must cut back workload and hours of nurses to maintain patient safety. … A mixed method study.

109. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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     February 28, 2024 - Research has found that active learning methods (e.g., simulations, discussions) are more effective … for retaining information and supporting attitude and behavioral changes than passive learning methods … explanation of the value of the TeamSTEPPS curriculum, and guidance for instructors or trainers who teach

110. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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     March 01, 2015 - Patient summary, Action list, Situational awareness and contingency planning, and Synthesis or read-back

111. In Conversation with...J. Bryan Sexton, PhD, MA | PSNet
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     December 01, 2006 - Is everyone familiar with the procedure? Well, here's the operative plan and here's plan B. … By doing that before every procedure, you build an expectation in all the workers' minds that they will … Our assessment method is that you measure things hospital wide, but capture information at the patient … RW: How do you relate this back to a policy level? BS: Keep it evidence based, period. … Policy, Management, and BehaviorSchool of Public Health, University of Albany, SUNY References Back

112. In Conversation With… Hardeep Singh, MD, MPH | PSNet
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     January 01, 2014 - There wasn't any looking back after that—I finally got a K23 grant [a larger 5-year faculty development … HS : Absolutely, and that goes back to the time that I was in practice. … It also called for rigorous new evaluation methods to be developed and implemented in both medical schools

113. Becoming a Certified Professional in Patient Safety—A Registered Nurse's Perspective | PSNet
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     June 01, 2016 - How does that change the thinking about the content and the methods of both training and certification … As you reflect back over 15 or 20 years of experience, has anything surprised you in terms of content … GM : I often reflect back on the honor and privilege I had to be there at the beginning of the federal … A few years ago for the series, I called him back to do an update on safety culture . … When I think back to my days at AHRQ, we had a fantasy that something like this would begin to happen

114. Becoming a Certified Professional in Patient Safety—A Pharmacist's Perspective | PSNet
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     June 01, 2016 - One method that I utilize is storytelling, and I find it to be quite effective. … How does that change the thinking about the content and the methods of both training and certification … As you reflect back over 15 or 20 years of experience, has anything surprised you in terms of content … A few years ago for the series, I called him back to do an update on safety culture . … When I think back to my days at AHRQ, we had a fantasy that something like this would begin to happen

115. How Does Health Care Simulation Affect Patient Care? | PSNet
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     August 01, 2018 - Many educational and training units use simulation to help teach new skills, refresh old skills, and … Methods Used in Health Care Simulation Four main methods are used in health care simulation: human … Interns' success with clinical procedures in infants after simulation training. … You can imagine, for example, in pediatric cardiac surgery—where you have unusual anatomy—that the procedure … You could imagine savvy marketers of these new technologies saying, "Your surgeon will practice the procedure

116. In Conversation With... James Augustine, MD | PSNet
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     July 28, 2021 - KH: Can we go back to the regional and state-level reporting programs you mentioned? … And those skilled physicians can teach EMTs to administer and use ultrasound and transmit the images … of the public avoid the bad event (exercise and stop smoking to reduce the risk of a heart attack); teach … In the past we tried to use “typical” cases as our method of presenting education to our EMS providers … It is critical that clinical assessments and procedures be performed correctly and safely to reduce the

117. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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     December 01, 2006 - Is everyone familiar with the procedure? Well, here's the operative plan and here's plan B. … By doing that before every procedure, you build an expectation in all the workers' minds that they will … Our assessment method is that you measure things hospital wide, but capture information at the patient … RW: How do you relate this back to a policy level? BS: Keep it evidence based, period.

118. Anchoring Bias With Critical Implications | PSNet
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     June 15, 2022 - base is comprised of studies that are small, of low to intermediate quality, and with heterogeneous methods … Awareness could begin with focused efforts to teach trainees and practicing clinicians about the diagnostic … thinking process and methods to improve it. … Teach Learn Med. 1999;11:110-117. [Available at] 16. … Medication Disorder May 1, 2007 WebM&M Cases Back

119. Sloppy and Paste | PSNet
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     February 02, 2011 - Investigating further back, the ED physician discovered that the letters "PE" were first noted nearly … The Commentary Copying of notes in the medical record is a practice that dates back at least 100 years … "( 9 ) Others ( 10 ) have suggested that we "go beyond reflex criticism of copy-and-paste methods to … Education and mentoring There is a dearth of effective strategies to teach and foster high-quality … In reflecting back to our case presentation, it does end on an upbeat note with the emergency physician

120. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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     March 15, 2025 - involves two related concepts: first, educating patients about their illnesses and medications, using methods … that require patients to demonstrate understanding (such as " teach-back"); and second, empowering